CLAAS
Lighter tank saves fuelThanks to our sophisticated wall thickness design, the new fuel tanks are 25% lighter with identical stability. This allows CLAAS to improve their fuel efficiency without compromising on safety.
We manufacture custom plastic products, exactly the way you envision it. And more lightweight, stronger and more sustainable if possible. Because we perfect the technique of mould construction and rotational moulding every day.
About PentasThe possibilities of plastic rotational moulding are endless. From fuel tanks for agricultural machines and slosh dampers for windmills to toilet cabins… The more challenging the better. It takes a lot of technical knowledge and boldness to realise the right future-proof solutions. And we have everything it takes to do just that.
RotomouldingCLAAS
Lighter tank saves fuelThanks to our sophisticated wall thickness design, the new fuel tanks are 25% lighter with identical stability. This allows CLAAS to improve their fuel efficiency without compromising on safety.
Working method
Clients appreciate in-house mould constructionIn a nutshell, agility and confidential information security are the benefits of in-house mould construction.
Markets
Customer stories: Protonna BVAt Pentas, we highly value long-term relationships and collaborations with our customers. This is especially true for Protonna B.V., a loyal partner from the very beginning. In this blog, you’ll read about our collaboration, as told by Huibert Groenendijk, founder and director of Protonna.
Quality
‘Just in sequence’ a step further than ‘just in timeJust in Time (JIT) is a logistics method for inventory control that belongs to lean manufacturing, originating in Japan. It means delivering exactly what the customer needs “just in time.”
Rotational moulding
The foaming of rotationally moulded productsSince the establishment of Pentas, we have built extensive experience in foaming rotational moulding products. Our origins lie in the production of rotationally moulded polyethylene (PE) surfboards. These surfboards, which are hollow due to the rotational moulding process, were filled with polyurethane foam (PU) to provide the necessary rigidity.